✔ 最佳答案
By Netwon's First Law, an object on the cenveyor belt tends to stay at its state of rest when the belt moves.
If the belt is moving to the right, to an observer on the belt, the objects is moving to the left. Since friction always opposes motion, the frictional force thus acts on the object to the right.
Just imagine that if the conveyor belt is perfectly smooth, there is no friction acting on the object. The object would stay at its original position even the conveyor belt underneath it is moving. Then to an observer on the belt, the object appears to move away him.